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Behavior and detection method influence detection probability of a translocated, endangered amphibian by Hammond, Talisin T., Curtis, Michelle J., Jacobs, Leah E., Tobler, Mathias W., Swaisgood, Ronald R., Shier, Debra M.

“…Accurate estimates of survival are crucial for many management decisions in translocation programs. Maximizing detection probabilities and reducing sampling…”
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Age‐dependent effects of developmental experience on morphology, performance, dispersal and survival in a translocated, endangered species by Hammond, Talisin T., Swaisgood, Ronald R., Jacobs, Leah E., Curtis, Michelle J., McCormick, Bailey A., Hornfeldt, Jacob A., Trotman, Eric M., Shier, Debra M.

“…While ex situ breeding programs are critical tools for species recovery, translocations using animals reared under human care can face low success rates, often…”
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Variation in male spermiation response to exogenous hormones among divergent populations of Red-eyed Treefrogs by Jacobs, Leah E, Robertson, Jeanne M, Kaiser, Kristine

“…The non-lethal collection of sperm from live males is an important component for multiple captive-breeding techniques, including assisted reproductive…”
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Local not vocal: assortative female choice in divergent populations of red-eyed treefrogs, Agalychnis callidryas (Hylidae: Phyllomedusinae) by Jacobs, Leah E., Vega, Andres, Dudgeon, Steven, Kaiser, Kristine, Robertson, Jeanne M.

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Overwinter behavior, movement, and survival in a recently reintroduced, endangered amphibian, Rana muscosa by Hammond, Talisin T., Curtis, Michelle J., Jacobs, Leah E., Gaffney, Patricia M., Clancy, Meredith M., Swaisgood, Ronald R., Shier, Debra M.

“…Basic natural history information is critical for species conservation but is often deficient for endangered species, which can be rare and difficult to study…”
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